Hue

A full-day cultural journey through Hue’s imperial heritage and peaceful countryside: 

• Travel from Da Nang or Hoi An along the breathtaking Hai Van Pass, stopping for coffee with a panoramic view of mountains and sea. 

• Immerse yourself in local life at Thuy Bieu Village – enjoy a home-cooked lunch under a garden, relax with herbal foot bath, and try your hand at making traditional sesame candy with friendly villagers. 

• Step back in time at Tu Duc or Khai Dinh Tomb and the Imperial City, where grand palaces, lotus ponds, and ancient walls reveal the glory of Vietnam’s last royal dynasty. 

• Return to Da Nang or Hoi An after a day steeped in history, scenery, and authentic local charm. 

Immerse in a full-day journey of Hue’s culture, flavors, and riverside charm:

• Wander through Dong Ba Market, take in the colors, scents, and bustle of Hue daily local life. 

• Create your own pottery and share meaningful moments with inspiring local artisans at the Hope Center — people with disabilities, disadvantaged children, and ethnic minorities turning clay into hope. 

• Travel to Thuy Bieu Village, explore quiet garden paths, and discover the craft of traditional sesame candy-making. Enjoy a soothing herbal foot bath, then savor a Hue-style lunch in a peaceful local old house. 

• Board the Moon River Cruise (joining with others) along the Perfume River, sip Royal afternoon tea as traditional music fills the air and tales of the Perfume River unfold. 

• Ride a cyclo through the streets of Hue, sample iconic dishes like “banh beo”, “banh nam”, “banh loc”, “bun bo Hue”,… and end with a 20-flavor Vietnamese sweet soup. 

Discover the beauty of central Vietnam in many exciting ways: 

• Marvel at Marble Mountain and Son Tra Peninsula’s breathtaking views. 

• Traverse the stunning Hai Van Pass and enjoy coffee time with a panoramic top view down to the ocean. 

• Glide above the clouds at Ba Na Hills, stroll along the iconic Golden Bridge, then wander through the ancient streets of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site. 

• Immerse yourself in the life of a local farmer in Tra Que Village and glide through Cam Thanh Coconut Forest on a basket boat. 

Dive deep into the timeless charm and cultural soul of Central Vietnam’s UNESCO World Heritage sites:

• Explore Phong Nha Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage Site within Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, renowned for its stunning natural formations and rich biodiversity.
• Discover Vietnam’s history at the Hien Luong Bridge and Vinh Moc Tunnels, which symbolize the country’s reunification era with their poignant reminders of the past.
• Visit Hue’s Imperial City, Thien Mu Pagoda, and Khai Dinh Tomb, experiencing the grandeur of Vietnam’s imperial history.
• Marvel at Marble Mountain and Son Tra Peninsula’s breathtaking views.
• Participate in basket boat rides and crab catching in Cam Thanh Coconut Forest.
• Wander through the ancient streets of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Delve into My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO site that houses ancient Hindu temples of the Champa civilization.